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MassLive is highlighting Indigenous leaders in Massachusetts in recognition of Native American Heritage Month.

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in India was a "classical example of cooperative federalism," Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud said on Saturday. The courts have, over the last few decades, evolved a robust framework on ...

in their art, reflect what was going on in the world,” Legend said. @georgetownuniversity/Instagram | John Legend emphasized using his platform as an artist and activist to advocate for social justice ...

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So next time you’re in LA, add this to your agenda – as well as Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills and the stars in the pavement. It’s as big a star as any in Hollywood. Watts is famous ...

Since the run-up to the Lok Sabha elections, the Congress has been talking about social justice, equal representation, and caste census. We just saw the results of the Haryana Assembly elections.

As University of Oxford researcher Dr. Oliver Scott Curry explained in an interview with CBS, it’s because “we are social animals ... for someone in need, for example.